FCM Travel reports mixed domestic route trends and 21% rise in bookings in H1 2026

FCM Travel reports mixed domestic route trends and 21% rise in bookings in H1 2026
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FCM Travel said domestic bookings were up 21 per cent year on year in the first half of 2026.

The firm noted travel fell about 4 per cent on the Melbourne–Sydney route, 2 per cent on Brisbane–Sydney and 7 per cent on Brisbane–Melbourne, while bookings rose 43 per cent on Broome–Perth, 40 per cent on Kalgoorlie–Perth and 24 per cent on Adelaide–Melbourne; mining, oil and gas overtook government and not‑for‑profit travel as its most‑booked sector nationally.

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